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(added June 17, 2026)
This anchor chart shows students a visual of what each of the key pieces of lab safety equipment looks like.
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(added June 17, 2026)
This cloze activity features some of the basic but important safety tools used in the lab, such as goggles, safety signs, gloves, and a first aid kit.
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Pick out the best words from the box to complete each sentence with the name of a piece of lab safety equipment.
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Make sure your students recognize important lab safety equipment by having them complete this picture-word matching activity.
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This safety equipment word search includes 13 terms for students to find, including more advanced lab safety tools such as disposal equipment, spill kit, fume hood, and more.
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Have your students complete this word search to reinforce the names of key lab safety gear, including goggles, gloves, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, eyewash station, and more.
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Use this anchor chart to show your students the rules of the science lab. Display it in the classroom as a clear reminder.
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Encourage your students to think of their own lab safety rules and write them down. This is a great activity to do before introducing the class rules to get them thinking and sharing.
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With this worksheet, students will match the lab safety rules with the pictures that show them.
(added June 17, 2026)
Choose the best tool from the box to complete each sentence. Tools include tweezers, hot plate, stopwatch, ruler, and more.
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(added June 17, 2026)
Before partaking in any science lab activities or experiments, have your students sign this contract agreeing to follow all safety rules.
(added June 17, 2026)
Help students recognize key lab tools such as a beaker, tweezers, thermometer, microscope, dropper, balance, and more with this colorful anchor chart.
(added June 17, 2026)
Make sure your students recognize and know the names for key lab tools with this picture-word match activity. Tools include: beaker, tweezers, magnifying glass, thermometer, graduated cylinder, dropper, and more.
(added June 17, 2026)
This worksheet includes a word bank students will pick from to identify the best tool to use for each of the given scenarios.
(added June 17, 2026)
Find the names of the lab tools in this word search puzzle. Terms include: beaker, ruler, thermometer, hot plate, scale, microscope, triple beam balance, graduated cylinder, and more.
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(added June 16, 2026)
Practice signing the word lion. You can color a picture and trace and write the word too!
(added June 16, 2026)
Practice the ASL sign for monkey with this worksheet, which doubles as a coloring page with handwriting practice!
(added June 15, 2026)
Should the school week only be 4 days? Students will pick a side and write a formal argument to persuade the principal of their opinions.
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This writing prompt is for a formal argument to have an adult buy something expensive that you don't have the money for. Students will introduce a claim that they need the item but also acknowledge that the person they are trying to convince may say no.
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Choose a topic you are an expert on and write an informative text with organized ideas, facts, definitions, details, and headings or diagrams when needed.
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This narrative writing prompt encourages students to think about what they would do if they went viral on social media.
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This explanatory-text writing prompt encourages students to think about how they use technology every day and write about it in a formal way.
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Write a narrative about winning $1 billion using descriptive details, sensory language, and dialogue.
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With this writing prompt, students will write a narrative about what they imagine a typical day in the 1900s to be like. Don't hold it against them if they choose to write about a time period you can remember!
(added June 15, 2026)
With this writing prompt, students will write an explanatory text about a future job they might wish to have someday.
